Eagle Prophet says winner of 2024 polls won’t take office January 7

PROPHET REINDOLPH Oduro Gyebi nicknamed as the ‘Eagle Prophet’, has prophesied that the next president of Ghana will not be sworn into office on January 7, 2025, as it has been enshrined in the Constitution.

According to the famous Prophet, the electorates would go to the polls and vote for the next president peacefully on December 7, 2024, and the outcome would be peaceful but the winner would not be sworn into office on the stipulated January 7 date.

In his own words, he stated that “In 2024 we (Ghanaians) will vote and elect our next president as it has been enshrined in the constitution and that process would be done smoothly and peacefully without challenge or a hitch.

“After the elections, we are supposed to swear the next elected president into office in January 7, 2025 as it is usually done. But this time around, we shall not swear the next president into office on January 7, 2025.

“The next president would be sworn into office at a different date and I have seen it in the spiritual realm but I will not say it now”, the General Overseer of God’s Crown Chapel, headquartered in Kumasi, boldly declared.

The Eagle Prophet stated that one of his strongest gifts as a man of God, is his ability to see future and controversial issues and predict them accurately, adding that he is always insulted for giving out such prophesies but he is not bothered.

“Definitely, people from various places and backgrounds, especially fetish priests, would come out and insult me over this prophecy as they always do. They insulted me when I said it will rain on the day of 2020 elections, but it happened”.

According to the popular man of God, no amount of insults and name callings would prevent him from coming out to accurately prophecy about what God has shown to him in the spiritual realm, saying “this prophecy will also happen”.

The Eagle Prophet, it would be recalled, shot to fame some years ago when he prophesied on a Kumasi-based radio station that some students would die through an accident in the Kintampo Waterfalls very soon.

He, consequently, warned students that were about to go on an excursion at the Kintampo Waterfalls to stop, else most of them would die during the planned excursion.

His strong warning, which he said, was revealed to him by God, was ignored and indeed about 20 students died following an accident in the waterfalls. He has since that time also given a number of accurate prophecies.